State gun rights organization Georgia Carry is suing Governor Brian Kemp (R) and Hall County Probate Judge Patty Laine over the non-issuance of Georgia weapons carry licenses (GWL) during the coronavirus shutdown.
The Atlanta Police Department is begging fans who will attend the NCAA football championship to forgo having legally-owned guns in their cars for self-defense.
What is important to the gun prohibitionists is control; not gun control, just control, and that involves every facet of your life.
Georgia College held a meeting this week to address questions and concerns regarding campus carry–and one student showed up.
One person showed up for a meeting at Augusta University which was designed to address questions and concerns surrounding campus carry.
Late Thursday, Gov. Nathan Deal (R) signed campus carry into law, making campus carry the law of the land in one-fifth of the states.
On March 23, 2014, Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal (R) signed the Safe Carry Protection Act into law, thereby allowing school boards to arm teachers as a means of preventing a Sandy Hook-like attack. Yet over three years later, no school
The Georgia Senate passed campus carry on Tuesday, sending the measure to the House, which has until Thursday at midnight to pass it.
Campus Carry passed the Georgia House on Friday and is now headed to the Senate. The bill–HB 280–would allow students with concealed carry licenses to carry guns on campus for self-defense.
On January 11 the NRA Blog listed @AWRHawkins as one of eight Twitter accounts that pro-gun Americans need to follow in 2017.
On January 11, Democrats in Georgia’s state house introduced a bill that bans “assault weapons” and opens the door for the “seizure” of such weapons, along with accessories like “high capacity” magazines. The bill–HB 731–is sponsored by Mary Margaret Oliver
